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12. He's said that he does not. n/t

Thu May 24, 2012, 04:12 PM

May 2012

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When Did David Letterman Become Such A Liberal Partisan? [View all] romantico May 2012 OP

I missed that. Classic Clinton. nt Guy Whitey Corngood May 2012 #17

HE KNOWS POLITICS INSIDE AND OUT trueblue2007 May 2012 #11

He's said that he does not. n/t Ian David May 2012 #12

gee, i wonder if the author is a republican or not. unblock May 2012 #3

i seem to recall him making plenty of jokes at clinton's expense. unblock May 2012 #4

Comedy goes where the ratings are... jorno67 May 2012 #6

BJ jokes can be funny. But did he go after Clinton over policy issues? Freddie Stubbs May 2012 #10

I think that too, and I have a surprising example for a reason why CreekDog May 2012 #9

Dave romantico May 2012 #7

I remember being on usenet discussion groups in the 90s OriginalGeek May 2012 #8

Bush making fun of his heart surgery Taverner May 2012 #14

I think George W did it for him SoCalDem May 2012 #15

Bush wiping his glasses on Dave's producer's dress didn't help. GreatCaesarsGhost May 2012 #21

Stating all the facts isn't partisan uponit7771 May 2012 #19

I was glad to see him sticking up for Obama the other night scoostraw May 2012 #20